About

Two subjects, kept separate: AI agents, and time tracking. They are not related, and this site does not pretend they are.

How it is written

Every figure carries a source and a year. In both of these subjects, statistics circulate without either and age within quarters.

Where a source has a commercial interest, we say so. A large share of research about AI agents is published by companies selling agent platforms. That does not make it wrong; it makes the framing worth knowing.

Measurement and forecast are marked differently. Market projections to 2027 and beyond are quoted constantly as though they described the present.

No affiliate links, no sponsorship, no tool rankings. Which means this site can say that an agent is the wrong answer, or that you do not need a time tracking tool. Sites funded by referrals cannot.

Every article carries the date its facts were last checked, shown at the top. In these subjects that matters more than the publication date. For broader independent background, see NIST AI Risk Management Framework.

Who it is for

Three audiences with different questions — people deciding whether to spend money, people working alone or in small teams, and people building things. Each article says which it is written for.

What was here before

This domain previously hosted Una Nueva Normalidad, a civil society manifesto published in Spanish, English and Portuguese during the pandemic years. That campaign has concluded. The manifesto and its translations remain available in the archive.

Corrections

If a figure is found to be wrong, out of date, or missing its context, it should be corrected transparently on the affected page rather than changed silently.